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Netflix HD streaming on TiVo goes live

8 December 2008 16:57 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 1 comment

TiVo has announced that the hotly anticipated Netflix HD streaming feature is now available for owners of Series 3, TiVo HD and TiVo HD XL DVRs.

Any user with an active Netflix subscription that costs over $9.99 USD per month will now be able to stream HD movies through their TiVo from the rental company's "Watch Instantly" streaming service.

The TiVo remote can be used for playback of the film as well as rating the film for other users. The feature is a free upgrade as well.

Netflix now has its HD streaming service available through the Netflix player by Roku, a couple LG Blu-ray players, a couple of Samsung Blu-ray players, and the Microsoft Xbox 360 console.

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ng6 (Newbie) 17 December 2008 5:21
NetFlix is available on my TiVo now, but I don't see any HD. Nor is there any mention of HD at all on the NetFlix site. Maybe the capablility is there, but they're not doing it yet. [ + quote]